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XLR IEPE Adapter - IEPE XLR Adapter

XLR IEPE
  • Price: 150 $
    Shipping Price 38 $

MP48

The IEPE XLR Adapter MP48 is the ideal solution for connecting professional studio technology and professional measurement technology.

All IEPE sensors, including accelerometers, measuring microphones, impulse hammers and force transducers, can be easily connected to computer audio USB interfaces, mixers and recorder systems with 48 Volt phantom power.

The 48 Volt phantom power is transformed to the IEPE sensor standard on a small circuit board in the XLR connector.

  • Frequency response : 1 Hz – 350 kHz (-0.5 dB)
  • Voltage : 18 – 48 Volt

IEPE Interface USB Card

First Dedicated 32-Bit Float IEPE Interface

Frequency Response from 10 Hz to 95 kHz

Zoom UAC-232

IEPE USB Audio Converter IEPE USB Converter IEPE Microphone Power IEPE Microphone Supply IEPE Microphone Amplifier
  • Price: 560 $
ZOOM UAC-232 IEPE Sound Card realized with the MP48 IEPE-XLR adapters.
It offers outstanding technical features in terms of the linearity of the frequency response from 10 Hz to 95 kHz and a signal-to-noise ratio with 32-bit float technology. You no longer have to worry about optimum leveling.
It is particularly suitable for measurement microphone applications such as ultrasonic measurements or measurements of very quiet noises in a measurement chamber.
 
  • Dual AD circuitry with 32-bit float recording technology
  • High-quality mic preamps, same as the Zoom F6
  • 2x XLR/TRS combo inputs
  • Headphone output and 2x TRS main outputs
  • High-power headphone outputs (100 mW)
  • Records up to 192 kHz sample rate
  • Compatible with Windows, Mac, and iOS devices (Android not supported)
  • Vertical or horizontal use
  • Bus-powered operation (separate power required for Lightenting-enabled iOS devices)

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